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Got travel plans? Here’s how you can get up to a 5 night hotel stay for almost free.

Almost Free Hotel Stays Traveling Well For Less

$7 a night (taxes only) for this hotel room

1 Easy Step to $100, $150, or $200 Off Expedia Hotels = Almost Free Hotel Stays

1.  Book your hotel on Expedia by March 31, 2015 using the applicable offer code.

You can save up to $200 when you book your 3, 4, or 5 night hotel stay through Expedia by March 31, 2015.

The offer is valid for hotels stays through August 31, 2015 when you use the following offer codes:

  • Save $100 on a 3 night stay with offer code DISCVR105
  • Save $150 on a 4 night stay with offer code DISCVR151
  • Save $200 on a 5  night stay with offer code DISCVR201

But most large hotel chains (Hilton, Marriott, etc) are excluded.  But you can find some great deals for the smaller budget hotels.

Getting Almost Free Hotel Stays

Depending on the destination, you can stay for only a few dollars a day.

3 Nights in San Diego for $32

You can stay 3 nights for President’s Day Weekend (February 13, 2015 to February 16, 2015) at the 500 West Hotel San Diego Downtown for $31.64 after taxes.

3 nights San Diego for $32 Traveling Well For Less

$11 a night and a short walk to the best bars in San Diego

5 Nights in Bangkok for $35

You’ll pay $7 a night to stay 5 nights at the 41 Suite Bangkok.

Bangkok for 7 a night Traveling Well For Less

Deluxe room in a boutique hotel with air conditioning

Act fast because these offers won’t last.  Availability is changing fast even as I write this post.  I had found a 4-night hotel stay on the Strip in Las Vegas for $36, but that’s gone now.

Summary of the Fine Print

  • You have to book by March 31, 2015
  • Travel must be completed by August 31, 2015
  • Only 1 coupon per Expedia account can be used
  • Offer codes are only valid for US customers
  • Offer coupons can only be used once

What discounts and great deals did you find using the Expedia offer codes?

Thanks for Doctor of Credit for letting me know about this offer.

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Jason

Saturday 14th of February 2015

Are these working again? I had mine cancelled by email days later citing made up terms.

Debbie @ Traveling Well For Less

Saturday 14th of February 2015

Hi Jason,

That's a bummer. Unfortunately, those codes didn't last long - maybe only a couple of hours.

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